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There is no leading zero in the files located in python-for-beginners/Slides now.

• 10 - file_name
• 11 - file_name
• 1 - file _name
• 2 - file_name

Add leading zeros to sort like:

• 01 - file_name
• 02 - file_name
• 10 - file_name
• 11 - file_name

After I copied the code to my VS and added subscription key, I execute the code, however, it showed the mistake.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:/Autumn_Courses_2019/Python/API/API_json.py", line 6, in
import requests
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'

Why it triggered and how to solve it ? Thanks

The code in code_challenge_solution.py and format_strings.py in 4 - String variables in same.
The python code for string formats is missing.
As per the videos the topic was explained and practically executed.

Hi there I'm trying to learn and get into this whole programming thing and I don't even know where to start

In README.md of chapter 15 (packages) the link to virtual environments points to https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/exceptions.html instead.

https://github.com/microsoft/c9-python-getting-started/blame/master/15%20-%20Packages/README.md#L27

I tried using
image_path = input('URL: ') and

headers = {'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key': SUBSCRIPTION_KEY}

My intent was to pass on any url of any image from the internet as an input and to display the description of the image. It wouldn't work. OBVIOUSLY. Is it possible to make it work?

Issue:

The comments in the python-for-beginners/12 - Loops/number.py file contain inaccuracies about the range function in Python.

Details:

In the file number.py, the comment states:

# range creates an array
# First parameter is the starter
# Second indicates the number of numbers to create
# range(0, 2) creates [0, 1]

This is incorrect because:

1. range does not create an array; it creates a range object.
2. The second parameter of range specifies the end value (exclusive), not the number of values to create.
3. range(0, 2) does indeed create [0, 1], but the comment should clarify that the second parameter is the end value, not the count of numbers.

Suggested Correction:

Update the comments in number.py to accurately describe the range function. For example:

# range creates a range object, not an array
# The first parameter is the starting value
# The second parameter is the ending value (not included in the sequence)
# range(0, 2) creates a sequence [0, 1]

File Path:

python-for-beginners/12 - Loops/number.py

Thank you for addressing this issue.

Tuples are immutable collections used to store heterogeneous data. This is one of the basic concepts described in detail in the Python documentation.

Documentation

Would you mind if I translate it into korean?

The subscribe key of susan is listed in 'call api' part without encrypted or replaced by *****. if you leave that on purpose, it's very nice. otherwise, plz deal with it.

I test the code several times in VS and pycharm, both showed exception error. Who can fix it, thanks.

i was looking into 16 - Calling APIs/call_api.py. i think SUBSCRIPTION_KEY in 16 - Calling APIs/call_api.py should be in separate config (like .ini) file:

config.ini:

[KEYS]
SUBSCRIPTION_KEY = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

then in call_api.py, we can get the SUBSCRIPTION_KEY from .ini file

import configparser
config = configparser.ConfigParser()
config.read('config.ini')
SUBSCRIPTION_KEY = config['KEYS']['SUBSCRIPTION_KEY']

The file name is 'get_initails_function.py' which has error in 'initails' and has no consistency in 'function'. Change it to 'get_initials_solution.py'.

I have just signed up with azure and created the computer vision service with west europe as end point and used the subscription key provided but i received the folowing error:

{"error": {"code": "401", "message": "Access denied due to invalid subscription key or wrong API endpoint. Make sure to provide a valid key for an active subscription and use a correct regional API endpoint for your resource."}}

The videos are awesome. Thank you so much.

Could you please add videos for OOPs concepts in Python as well.

Thank you.

In folder [Slides]
You not have a topic:
18 - Decorators

There's no link to the actual videos in README.md, was this a deliberate choice? It makes it hard for people who follow links to this repo to find the actual videos.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlrxD0HtieHhS8VzuMCfQD4uJ9yne1mE6

python always store the value of next line....
so Anyone suggest me ...
????

On github, the folder labels currently sort like:

• 10 - topic blah
• 11 - topic blahh
• 1 - topic beginner
• 2 - topic other
• ...

Add zeros to sort like:

• 01 - topic beginner
• 02 - topic other
• ...
• 10 - topic blah
• 11 - topic blahh

I attempted to create a pull request since this is such a small change, but I was denied access. This is from a cloned repository.

My attempt to push: git push --set-upstream origin rename-folders
My push error is repeated here:

remote: Permission to microsoft/c9-python-getting-started.git denied to sweenish.
fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/microsoft/c9-python-getting-started.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403

I am able to clone and push to my own GitHub repositories without issues.

This is a follow up to #22
This will add new requirements.txt file that will contain all the modules that are required for the execution of the Python scripts, I will also add documentation on how to use the requirements text file.

I've tried good.py both by python2 and python3, but it didn't work. Also, I've failed to understand why these codes are examples for formatting.... I've searched on google about formatting but it was about formatting strings in operators, braces or f-strings, which are not quite related to these codes.